human trafficking

In order to combat human trafficking during the 2014 Super Bowl and beyond, state officials are asking local governments, religious groups, community outreach organizations, and others to have a part.

Legislation which cracks down on human trafficking in New Jersey is now law.  Known as the Human Trafficking Prevention, Protection and Treatment Act, the bipartisan measure was signed today.

The New Jersey Assembly has unanimously approved the Human Trafficking Prevention, Protection and Treatment Act.

New Jersey lawmakers have passed a measure that tightens restrictions on human trafficking ahead of the 2014 Super Bowl.

A bill that tightens restrictions on the practice of human trafficking has been approved by the New Jersey Senate.

It's a growing problem that affects up to 20 million people worldwide and thousands right here in New Jersey; human trafficking.

An Assembly committee has approved sweeping bipartisan legislation to crackdown on human trafficking. The measure builds upon nearly a year’s worth of research and consultations with experts and advocates to tackle a growing crime that is estimated to claim up to 20 million victims worldwide.

New Jersey law enforcement officials say they've arrested a man for allegedly operating a male prostitution ring out of his Jersey shore apartment.

An Assembly panel has approved the "Human Trafficking Prevention, Protection and Treatment Act," sweeping new bipartisan legislation sponsored by Assemblywoman Valerie Vainieri Huttle

Human trafficking is a problem in the Garden State. Today, an Assembly panel approved the “Human Trafficking Prevention, Protection and Treatment Act.” The sweeping new bipartisan legislation is sponsored by Assemblywoman Valerie Vainieri Huttle. She says her bill is timely because, “The Super Bowl is coming (to New Jersey) in 2014 and we all know that based on statistics from previous games in hi